We're building felloclass, a learning tool that pays attention to how you actually think. It's early and rough in places, but it already works, and it gets a little better with every course.
Think back to the best teacher you ever had. Mine could tell from across the room the moment I got lost, and she'd stop and find another way to explain it until it actually made sense. The textbook never did that. Sitting through the lecture twice didn't either. What worked was having someone who could see how I, specifically, was getting stuck.
Most of us only ever got glimpses of that. One teacher, thirty kids.
We want to give that kind of attention to everyone. That's why we started felloclass, and it's what we think about most.
Each one gets a little sharper with every course you take.
Not chapter one. Tell us what you already know, and we begin past it.
Slow down where you stall, skip past what you've already got. Nothing drags, nothing rushes.
No course for it yet? Describe it in a sentence and we'll build one around it.
Ask why the crowd stormed the Bastille over a single lunch break, or take the whole Revolution hour by hour.
Start from a function that won't run and fix your way to fluent. No toy examples you'll never use.
Build the intuition first. See why the quadratic formula works before you ever memorize it.
Start with something you've seen. Why ice floats, all the way down to hydrogen bonds.
Whatever you keep meaning to learn. Statistics, anatomy, the way LLMs actually work.
Not faster. Not harder. Just yours. The pace you need, the order that makes sense, the examples that land. We're not all the way there yet, but it gets closer every course, and we'd genuinely love your help getting it right.